Hi Nigel, The chaser jig you have sounds like the early style, No1,No2 and No3 were the later style. The throat is done with the 4chasers clamped together and if the height number is not the same when checked in the height gauge then the 4 chasers can be ground on the rake laid flat in the jig. If need be the chasers can be cut back as well to bring things back to the right number. I have a couple of Clarksons to do such work. As has been mentioned the Herbert book is very interesting.Noel
Dan, The tapered entry (throat) is ground first. If on checking the height as stamped on the chasers it is found to be incorrect then the rake(top face) can be ground. and finally to get even more life out of them if not chipped or damaged they can be cut back ! Noel.
Edited By noel shelley on 08/08/2022 23:57:30
Edited By noel shelley on 09/08/2022 00:02:03